More Neighbours Toronto

moreneighboursto.bsky.social

28 November 2025 16:55

Small 4-6 unit multiplexes shouldn't require the same governance and reserve requirements as 200-unit condos. Other jurisdictions (including BC) have simpler, more lightweight ownership structure for small multi-residential buildings. ON and Toronto should take a look!

Eric Lombardi (EricForOLP.ca)

ericlombardi.ca

01 November 2025 16:50

Want even better parks and public spaces in Toronto? With better maintenance, programming, and events? Toronto already has a great example of a public space managed by a non-profit - The Bentway! Today’s memo is simple, how can we get more places like it? Take a read!

Deanne Mighton

deannemighton.bsky.social

18 October 2025 13:21

Yes, a thousand times over. You should have one portal connected to your address to access all city services, and it would be great if you could also use it to apply for a building permit and list your current building permissions and the process to apply without having to go to city hall.

Jocelyn Lambert Squires

jocelynsquires.bsky.social

16 October 2025 17:19

I actually wonder if bike lanes on Avenue and Mount Pleasant could be a viable alternative to Yonge, and the wider ROW on those two streets would make more room for shared use. There's just not a lot of continuous north/south corridors in that part of the city with all the ravine geography.

Jocelyn Lambert Squires

jocelynsquires.bsky.social

16 October 2025 17:19

That said, I don't fully disagree with your point, but I would suggest Palmerston/Bathurst south of Dupont as a better case. Palmerston is truly a parallel route and is close to Bathurst, and Bathurst already shares cars with transit. Queen and Richmond/Adelaide is another case.